Abstract
M.Ed. (Curriculum Studies)
In his Introduction, Heunis (1984) describes Geomorphology as
a "part-discipline of Geography that has as its field of study
the landforms occurring on the Earth's surface". Geomorphology
is a study of how these landforms are formed and the processes
which have led to their formation. The content in
Geomorphology has been extended to include new concepts. Selfinstruction
is a program of study in which the pupil studies
on his own. According to Swanevelder (1976:3) a model is a
figure or diagram accompanied by a verbal explanation which
clarifies the diagram.
The problems in the teaching of Geomorphology will be stated,
followed by the aim of the study and the program of study...